The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-01
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Fashions.
Most jackets have hoods this spring.
Pasme L. a new ahsde Of esthetic color.
Claret color Is revived among the reds.
Bonnet strings are again made very
long.
Thu pleading color Of the incoming season
Ia gray. %
Double strings arc seen on some Of the
new bonneis. - 1asGB =
Lace stiaws are much used In trimming
hate and bonneta. wq,lls
Indiana cloth Ia a lovely light wool
spring novelty fabric.
A new checked cashmere Is sold under
the name Of Rowena.
The tennis cap muat be Of tho Damo
barred stiff that forms the suit.
Barred woolens for tennis auita are sold
In all the leading dry goods houses.
Habit cloths take precedent Of all
others for covert coats and walking jackets.
CofdHEet Is aaother ribbed cloth added
to tho bit OF corduroys and corderiens.
The Oriental rug which has the run OF
popular favor this spring is that from
sCind0. s.t
Silk on account Of It's dust shedding
qualities Is coming into revived favor for
street suits.
TenniG.cioths Of white wool h~syeSlarge
quardille bars OF red, blue, brown, and
dark green.
Braided Jackets ore considered dressy
enough for afternoon, carriagu, and prone
made wear.
Black, lawn, tan, and gray gloves are all
iashionably worn with street, carriage, and
| visiting costumes.
Norfolk blouses and Epsom covert coats
are much worn Tor travelling costumes and
in,the country.
InyiBlble olive is the latest ehade Of
green Tor gen'lemen's sPring oyescoats and
ladies walkingiaekets. .f
Dull.black eurshs and other non.luB.
trous black Biiks arc regaining popularity
for atreet and utility wear.
There Bre q great many new braids in
English, Ncapolitan, Milan and Tuscan
straws, in chips and American straws, this
spring.
When q bonnet ia given two pairs OF
strings OIL pair is OF one kind Of ribbon,
the other OF another, bu. both must be
narrow to BIO fashionable.
Some OF the mettiest evening ians are
OF gauzs and lace, with amber bead aud
gold epangle decorations, and mounted on
shelI sticks Of pale amber hue, and as thin
as a wafer.
Lombard suilings and tinted and white
cotton veilings ere sold at from five 10
seven cents the ysrd. These last make
| very charming window and door draperieS
Tor 6ummer cOttsgeR
The new cotton Ssf!incs that are sold at
prices ranging from five cents to six cents
the yard come in all the loveliest shades
OF yellow, rose, blue, green, mauye, hello
t,ope, ~scsrlet, Cresm, and pure white. +
Gray and pale shades OF tan are the
popular colors for undressed kid gloves,
and they muss have three rows OF heavy
stitching on the back, and fastened with
four cather large eIyered or gilt metal
buttons.
TEAMS quits ere made with printed
Jokes, full blouse bodies belted in at the
! wsis: line, sleeves large and loose above
tho elbow, but tight below, skirt gored
and rather short, overskirt full, long, and
eighty dEaPed.
Lsce and gauzs fans, decorated with
water color designs, With ~spanglea, with
siiYer and gold tinsei thread, and some
times spangled with blue and bright small
steel beads that glitter ike diamonds are
eNQuisitely mounted IN shell or smoked
pearl, or black carved wood sticks.